Simón De Agüero’s elegant constructs appear as tent-like canopies or translucent vertical and horizontal intersections lightly tethered to the landscape like atmospheric currents.  His work redefines space in subtle ways that combine elements of both architecture and sculpture. De Agüero approaches fabric as a delicate building material, constructing spatial relationships that beautifully integrate his interests in architecture (he holds a Master of Architecture degree from The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture), sculpture, and design.   His structures, often made of fabric in combination with adobe or other organic materials, suggest a nomadic, tenuous relationship with the environment, like clouds passing overhead.  For Simón studying, experiencing and designing quality spaces is a life long passion.  

Simón’s architectural experiences include:

     Preparing a Historic Structures Summary Report for Tan-y-deri, Taliesin in Spring Green, WI. 

     Master Planning for the Music Quarry Collective in Spring Green, WI. 

     Initial Concept and Floor Plan Design for Jane and Curtis Himes Residence in Kingman, AZ.

     Building an 8’x8’ 1/4” model for Architekshon, Tempe, AZ.

Simón has also exhibited nationally and internationally including: 

     From Within Outward, Shelter Exhibition, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, New York, 2009 and in Bilbao, Spain 2010. 

     Kokoon, ASU Herberger College Of Dance in collaboration with Taliesin West, The Chocolate Factory, Phoenix, Arizona, 2008. 

     Lessons from the Genius of Place: Helen Mayer and Newton Harrison, Santa Fe Art Institute, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 2004 – 2005. 

     Reflexiones de la Alma, UNAM Mexico City, Mexico, 1999.